Page, Arizona: Horseshoe Bend - Super Scenic
Famous cliffside photo-op overlooks the Colorado River bending back on itself. Parking lot and path, but no cliffside guardrails to mar your pics or plummets.
- Address:
- US Hwy 89, Page, AZ
- Directions:
- From Page drive south 2.5 miles on US Hwy 89. You'll see the parking lot entrance on the right (west) side. Bring water for the one-mile walk to the lookout.
- Admission:
- Parking fee: $10
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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It was a beautiful view. I think it was $10 for the car load. An easy walk to get to the bend overlook. Accessible to someone in a wheelchair or scooter. Definitely worth going for the sunset, otherwise you are just getting the same-ish angle for the time that you are there.
Bathrooms are decent, but hot in the summer, and it's a port-o potty type toilet in small brick buildings. Bring water, cause it's gonna be hot most of the time.
[Kerian, 07/27/2024]A $10 parking fee is charged. I suppose you could walk in but not really feasible to do so as access is via Highway 89.
[Leeandpaul, 04/20/2019]
One of the most famous picture stops of the Colorado River. Located just south of Page. This is a free attraction. Bring water, as it is almost a mile from the parking lot to the lookout. Also, the crowds in the summer months can be heavy, so patience is a must. It is worth it!
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Famous photo-op has its own parking lot just off US 89, and a simple trail straight across the desert to the viewing spot. No guardrails, so don't walk too close to the edge.